Angela Jones

Obviously this is a fantastic piece of film. I’m always surprised this caliber of cinematography and devotion to acting out these story characters came out of the 90’s. Would not change anything about this film. Incredible stuff. Thank you to the actors in it, the cinematographers, the director and the producers. You all did great. 👏🏽

Extraordinary film. Beautiful adaptation of the source material. Suspenseful and compelling from the moment the walk begins. Heartwrenching and beautifully displayed, acted and scored. The best film my boyfriend and I have seen in years.

Top to bottom awful. Not a single good thing about it. Disney has its work cut out to keep its reputation from falling. I thought at least Rachel Zegler was going to bring something extraordinary to the role, because she was so good in A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes both as an actor and singer, but even she brought nothing at all to the role.. character or singing. She could’ve done more. I didn’t realize Gal Gadot was a bad actor until this, and now I’m not sure how I missed it all this time. Not interested in seeing her do anything ever again.. Charlize Theron was SO good in both of the other Snow White spinoffs, so maybe the shoes were too big. All the songs fell flat, both in writing and Rachel’s delivery, and one of them was a VERY close sound resemblance to the Last Midnight song from Into The Woods.. Overall I think because of all of the controversy and reimagining/rewrites/reeverything that took place during filming, people working on the film just threw the towel in and we got this awful version of this movie.

A beautiful show from beginning to end. Some of the best tv writing I’ve ever seen, and they didn’t get lazy or sloppy with any season. All 4 seasons 5 stars. Every character 5 stars. 🌟

I mean this show is absolutely fantastic but the final 2 seasons did seem like the writers were getting tired, and therefore was tiring for the fans to watch. Nothing exciting and engaging was happening anymore. SPOILERS -> The trajectory of Kelsey’s career started being thrown around so carelessly and the career obstacles were obnoxious. Not nearly as cleverly done as previous seasons. And the biggest letdown for absolutely everyone was Liza and Josh not ending up together.. incredibly bad writing. The best moments of this show were when Josh and Liza were together, that’s why we all tuned in every week, so to have them apart in the end and then attempt a “well maybe they will” conclusion was shameful to all of the fans. Don’t get me wrong the love triangle was really juicy and we all died for it every week but ultimately we all wanted Liza to end with Josh. Josh was an amazing guy in this show. I wish they would’ve ended the show sooner on a high writing note, rather than dragged another 2 seasons of goofy letdowns. The writing talent was obviously there for a long time so I don’t know what happened.

Best comedy of the 21st century still. Every single one of the actors in this movie NAILED their performances. Hilarious script writing, character stories and individual performances throughout.

To be fair this movie has a lot of creativity and the possibility for a viewer to be fulfilled with love or curiosity or inner-childhood longing… but, for me (and surprisingly so), it mostly went wrong with Ryan Reynolds. If you told me he rolled into set and filmed all his screen time in a day, I would absolutely believe you. He doesn’t bring anything as the lead role of this imaginative story. It stands out how out of place he is just existing in this movie, and occasionally being slightly hostile. A more powerful creative as the lead would’ve helped this movie. John Krasinski probably should’ve led. And because the lead is lacking character for this, the rest of the faults of the movie are more obvious. Ending is really sweet.

Cannot recommend. Just terrible. Everything about it was bad. Timothee Chalamet was a miscast as Wonka. I love him in everything else he’s ever done, but not in this at all. I think he might be too serious and grounded of an actor to do something requiring so much whimsical fun. I knew it was going to be a movie that I didn’t like immediately upon the opening, thanks to the very awkward and flat opening number by Timothee, but I gave it the FULL watch to be fair. I was right, it’s just bad.

Solid horror film. Best I’ve seen outside of A24 productions. I was frightened multiple times and on the edge of my seat the whole time. Naomi Scott was phenomenal in the lead role. I took 1 star because there’s a scene later in the movie with choreographed evil smile dancers that just pulled me right out of the movie, it’s not the best work in the film. Also, maybe too much smiling, and smiles that weren’t actually sinister-looking (like the aforementioned smile dancers and a few others) but other than that it’s a solid movie.

Boring and pointless is an understatement. Nothing worth viewing here, shocking this is the outcome with powerhouse All-Stars like Gaga and Phoenix starring. Absolute respect for these two actors still, just a missed opportunity of their talents here. Seems almost like rushed script writing perhaps? Like it was almost lazily or incoherently written with the focus being on the music numbers making it in, instead of a compelling story making it in.